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WINDSOR, led by Marie Vecsay
and Megan Magee, came within
one game of winning the B.C.
“AA” Girls’ Basketball Champi-
onships in Clearbrook last
weekend.

The Dukes, the youngest team in
the 16-team provincial tourney,
upended host Mennonite Educa-
tional Enstitute 67-49, downed
Maple Ridge 59-44 and destroyed
Caledonia of Terrace 57-44 before
losing to defending champion Cen-
tennial of Coquitlam in the final.

Vecsay, a smooth 5’8’’
ballhandler and outside shooter
who graduates this year along with
Michelle Bianchard, Tracy
Crawford and Kim Evans, was
named to the tourney's first all-
star team. :

Magee, the 6°3"' Grade 10 centre
who led-the scoring in all four
tournament games with 27, 24, 25
and 32, was a second all-star.

Others are Andrea Brauner and
Leanne Isaac, both Grade 11's:

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and Grade J0°s Jenny Anderson,
Tiffany Chester, Tanya Haladner,
Michelle Harris, Kelly Majer,
Diana Osborne and Corcen Rowa,

Head coach Jim Harrison, assis-
tant Joe Millar and managers
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Harrison, who coached Wind-
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finish in the first-ever B.C. A"
boys’ tournament in 1970 before
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